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        Deciduous trees                        scarlet- a special bonus which makes up
        These will be familiar as the trees of our   for  their nakedness  in  winter.
        temperate  forests.  The  leaves  fall  in   Accustomed  to  our  temperate  cli-
        autumn at the end of an active season of   mates, deciduous trees are easy to grow,
        growth  which  commences  in  early  or   provided  they  are  watered  adequately
        mid-spring, depending on the species.   and  kept out of hot sun. Their vigorous
          Almost all deciduous trees can be used   growth means that one must continually
        for  bonsai,  but  the  most  suitable  arc   keep  their  shoots  within  bounds,  with
        maples,  beeches,  hornbeams  and elms,   repeated  pinching  out  to  ensure  the
        which lend  themselves  particularly well   miniaturization  of  the  leaves.  Skilful
        to leaf and  shoot  pruning.  Most of the   pruning  during  dormancy  will  make
        species originating in the Far East have,   precise shaping  possible.
        by nature,  the added advantage of very   Deciduous trees are ideally suited for
        small leaves. All deciduous trees colour   various multiple group arrangements, in
        in  autumn. This can give  a magnificent   trays or on a large stone slab, a quiet and
        effect with colours ranging from gold to   elegant way of displaying  such  trees.























        Two quite different leaves: left, hornbeam and riKht,   Zelk01>a  Jerrata,  or  Japanese  grey  bark  elm,  in
        birch, with catkins.                   winter, clearly revealing the  branch structure.






















        Acer pafmatum, 45 years old. This maple is particu-  T he  spectacular  autumn  colouring  of  a  maple,
        larly well suited to bonsai treatment because of its   showing off its delicate palmate leaves perfectly just
        naturally small  leaves.               before  they drop.
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